- Changed event handling in configd to process multiple events with 1   subsystem instead of multiple subsystems - Only send commands to daemons currently running on the node.  If a daemon   isn't running, the master will be told to restart/reconfig and that will   handle starting a new daemon - If the master is running the save version as the config in the event,   discard the event.  If the master has been reconfigure/restarted, all   daemons will be as well so the new config will already be applied. - Rework config retrieval so it only gets a new config when a different   one is available at the store, even for events.  Previously events   would always get a new configuration
- Changed event handling in configd to process multiple events with 1
  subsystem instead of multiple subsystems
- Only send commands to daemons currently running on the node.  If a daemon
  isn't running, the master will be told to restart/reconfig and that will
  handle starting a new daemon
- If the master is running the save version as the config in the event,
  discard the event.  If the master has been reconfigure/restarted, all
  daemons will be as well so the new config will already be applied.
- Rework config retrieval so it only gets a new config when a different
  one is available at the store, even for events.  Previously events
  would always get a new configuration

htcondor/configuration_tools,htcondor/configuration_tools,htcondor/configuration_tools